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Ten to study municipal needs

OXFORD — Ten residents have been appointed to an Ad Hoc Facilities Committee to study the current state and adequacy of municipal buildings, including the Town Office, which this week sustained flooding of at least 25,000 gallons of water in the lower level gymnasium from heavyrains. Asselin reported to the board at its November 15 […]

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Oxford police promotions announced

Family and friends gathered at Thursday evening’s Oxford Board of Selectmen meeting as Police Chief Michael Ward introduced recently-promoted officers. From left are Officer Eric Quatrano, Chief Ward, newly appointed Chaplain Jaron McFarland, newly promoted Sgt. Zachary Bisson, newly promoted Capt. Rickie Jack and Officer Jeremy Coron. Behind the group are Selectman Caldwell Jackson and […]

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New subdivision proposed for Oxford

OXFORD — A 98-unit, single family house subdivision is being proposed for farmland on Route 26 across the street from the Oxford Casino. David Woodward of vhb in South Portland who represents the landowners, the Thurlow Family, presented the three-phase, preliminary subdivision application to the Planning Board at its November 8 meeting, saying the development […]

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Oxford board appoints residents to facilities committee

OXFORD — Ten residents have been appointed to a facilities committee that will study the condition, adequacy and future of municipal buildings, including the Town Office, which this week was flooded with at least 25,000 gallons of rain water. Selectmen approved Town Manager Butch Asselin’s selections Thursday night, but not without a heated exchanges between […]

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Oxford forms building committee

OXFORD — The Board of Selectmen has voted to establish an Ad Hoc Committee to review the current state and adequacy of municipal buildings and submit a report to the Board of Selectmen of its findings. The unanimous decision was based on a recommendation by Town Manager Butch Asselin after concern arose about the mold, moisture […]

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Oxford: Fix or build new?

OXFORD — Should the town consider building a new Town Office? Selectmen are reviewing their options, as the bills continue to grow for problems, such as poor air quality, mold and mildew that continue to plague the Town Office that sits on an aquifer. “Nothing will get cheaper,” said Selectwoman Samantha Hewey at a recent board […]